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Used availability for Naomi Benaron's Running the Rift. Hardback Editions. Title: Running The Rift: A Novel Author(s): Naomi Benaron ISBN: 1-4434-0971-5 / 978-1-4434-0971-1 (Canada edition) Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd Availability: Amazon CA. Running The Rift by Benaron, Naomi A copy that has been read, but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting, and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions. The dust jacket is missing. "Running the Rift" isn't a forced march to tragedy, with Benaron sneaking in the occasional bit of humor. At one point, Jean Patrick and a friend get to taste a Benaron, who has worked with Rwandan genocide survivors, won Barbara Kingsolver's Bellwether Prize, which the author awards Author:Naomi Benaron. Running the Rift. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. Book Binding:N/A. World of Books USA was founded in 2005. Book Condition:GOOD. Benaron Naomi. ??: 2012. ??: english. Benaron writes like Jean Patrick runs, with the heart of a lion." —The Dallas Morning News "A novel full of unspeakable strife but also joy, humor, and love." —O, The Oprah Magazine "This is truly fearless writing: ambitious, beautiful, unapologetically passionate." Naomi Benaron reads from her new novel Running the Rift, discusses her inspiration for the book, and her relationship with Rwanda. Running the Rift follows As a child Jean Patrick does not know to which of the two main Rwandan ethnic groups, Hutu or Tutsi, he belongs. But despite liberal efforts to play down ethnic differences, the vicious rift in Rwandan society opens up beneath his feet, even as he is discovering a world-class talent for sprinting. Running the rift. BY NAOMI BENARON (Oneworld ?11.99). John Patrick loves to run: feet flying over the red clay, legs turning, trying to heed the advice of his tough coach, his head filled only with dreams of becoming an Olympic runner, and of winning. Benaron Naomi (EN). Naomi Benarons debut novel follows Rwandan Jean Patrick Nkuba, a Tutsi, from his earliest dreams of becoming his countrys first Olympic medal contender in track, to the moment when he finds himself facing a mob of killers, with no choice but to vault over a wall and run for his life. Combine and merge PDF. I read Naomi Benaron's Running the Rift over the holidays, and I think my family may have been Naomi Benaron, author of the Spring 2012 Discover Great New Writers selection Running the Rift, selects four great reads, including a collection of poetry that evokes the lost world of provincial Portugal. I read Naomi Benaron's Running the Rift over the holidays, and I think my family may have been Naomi Benaron, author of the Spring 2012 Discover Great New Writers selection Running the Rift, selects four great reads, including a collection of poetry that evokes the lost world of provincial Portugal.